TENSION IN CHINA HOLDS UP EUROPE FEARS
Reported European anxiety over a possible new war as Sarajevo’s 28th anniversary looms while far eastern tensions persist. France readies troops to be kept in reserve through autumn and winter amid mobilization talk. Military activity in Asia and Europe signals heightened readiness and warnings of crisis.
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Sarajevo Shoals
Far East
Promise Delacheu
Germany
Ualy
Apa
Trerop
Vaegastonin
Tenone
Viiceslosta
Montverary
Kas
Oule
Sinugalia
Jankee Clipper Flight 10 Ireland Route Recount
The Jankee Clipper resumes service with a route to Ireland after delivering cargo from Shediac to North Atlantic points. Pan American Airways operates northern and southern Atlantic legs, with initial flights from Port Washington, New York, delayed three days by bad weather.
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Sheline
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South Atlantic
Azores
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Port Washington
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Montana Woman Dies In Dentist Chair
Epokite Washington reports L. M. Jessup a 58 year old Montana woman died in a dentist chair while awaiting a tooth extraction. Coroner Dr Collins said death probably resulted from heart trouble. The patient had entered for sedation prior to the procedure when she collapsed and died.
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L. M. Jessup
Mons
Coline
Wis
Jessup
Gertrude M. Jesso
Collins
President attacks monetary bill vote in fiery Senate clash
President Roosevelt sharply criticizes the Senate for its monetary bill vote saying devaluation and continued control by Wall Street and international bankers would damage national defense. He pledges the administration will defend the dollar against speculators and bankers as uproar erupts over the policy.
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Uva
Four Threats to Peace Dog Europe on War Anniversary
Four threats to peace in Europe mark the war anniversary as preparations for a Jubilee pageant proceed. About 600 participants are involved in the program, with components at the fairgrounds and a large procession planned. Rehearsals begin July 10 with a second session July 17, while no practices occur on July 1 through 4 to allow Fourth of July celebrations.
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Europe
Suke Hollins
Canthited
Leader of Baha'i Is Brutally Murdered
Mrs Margaret Campbell, 64, secretary of the Baha'i spiritual assembly, was found beaten to death with a hammer in a Hollywood room. Her body lay across an unmade bed with clothing disarranged. evidence suggested a criminal attack. Captain D R Patton reported the discovery.
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Margaret Campbell
Spiritual Assembly of the
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D. R. Patton
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Duke of Windsor expected to visit home in autumn
London reports in the Evening Standard that the Duke of Windsor and his American wife may return to England in autumn after years of speculation. Lord Beaverbrook keeps press attention on a possible royal homecoming, with a trip to the United States also hinted for next year.
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Evening Standard
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Alamara
Beginning of Present Crisis as Ideologies Rise Across Europe
June 28 marks the start of events that led to World War I and the rise of Nazism. The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo triggered a chain of actions, igniting a four year global war. Versailles Peace Treaty of 1919 bound 27 nations and Germany, its legacy fueling later Nazi momentum.
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Aishtan
Archilide
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Plate Glass Door Is Mere Paper to Escaping Suspect
Minin Pla Jane 2% The plate glass door was not open when Betent Mayle fled into a department ators but Ven est. had no time for such trivial details. Stching 0 cScapa arrested burglarly aailoped, he crashed through the glass, raced through the store and on his way out again met the cloned oor probe for Inhe same direct fashion. House down by a pedestrian, Tits was found to be only Mightly Injured.
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Miracle Man To Serve 5 Years In Prison
Circle June 27. Frank Carter was sentenced by Judge Frank Tolper to serve 15 years in the state penitentiary. Carter pleaded guilty last week to a second degree murder charge in connection with a shooting of Toba Stafne, 41, at a tavern near Wolf Point bridge in June.
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Toba Stafne
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Neill Declares Front Street Property Worth 25000
George Nell owner of a 70 by 1000 foot strip on Front Street testified before the board of agitation yesterday that he believes the net value of the property is 25000. He claimed samples from the land contained gold and that the value could reach 55000 according to his estimates. The board took the matter under advisement as testimony continued.
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Heorge Rom Nell
Agipratheras
Me Neill
Til Kuehn
Weed Westland
George Lunkdert
Nelll
Netil Auverted
Agreement Near On Agricultural Funds
Washington June 27 a congressional conference committee of senators and representatives neared a final agreement on differences in the 1.2 billion agriculture appropriation bill for 1940. The panel faced a Friday midnight deadline as talks continued to settle disputes over funding levels and program scope.
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Washington
Solons angered by Hyde Park thrusts in Senate row
Washington reports barbed remarks from Hyde Park sparked anger in the Senate as administration leaders pressed to push major legislation through Congress by midnight, amid currency and silver price debates. Roosevelt lashed out at critics from his mansion, while eastern Republicans and western currency expansionists weighed responses. The scene included tense warnings and partisan maneuvering as the fiscal year neared its end.
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Hyde Park
Senate
Congress
Wren
Smlomni
Weather Woman Blamed Alongside Weather Man
A state weather bureau announces the appointment of Miss Horkun as assistant clerk amid debate over women in meteorology. The move sparks discussion of gender roles in weather work and possible implications for state weather services.
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Arlen
Elena
Boremin
Onpraton
Mika Hackan
Montana
Desperate convicts seize welfare worker then shot down
Michigan City Indiana June 27 three desperate felons armed with knives seized a welfare worker during a prison transfer and threatened to kill her unless given guns and freedom A fourth inmate forced the hostage and a warden assistant to suffer minor wounds A prison guard was wounded in the neck during the attempt to intervene Dr Peter Weeks prison doctor and wardens aides pursued the escape plan but were shot down by state police within minutes Mrs Ruth Joiner 29 of Crawfordsville was among the party of eight workers escorted through the prison complex for the tour of the facility The incident led to a rapid police response and the prison wardens insistence on immediate action to protect the hostages
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Old Ford Niverat
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Leroy Munt
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Arabbed Piotrowski
Governor pledges stroke deal amid bank fraud claim
In a groggy Louisiana scene Governor Earl Long vows a stroke deal as reports allege former president of the state university bilked three major banks of 500000 dollars. Details of the alleged scheme remain murky after the resignation and subsequent death of a university figure, with attorney general Silvane promising action.
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Earl Long
Louisiana
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Lamer Monroe Smith
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Hanced Smith
Tellison
Hadleer
Bend
Nya Smith
Tavis Fe Dinerie Mild
Wibaud Rancher struck by lightning in farm incident
A Wibaux rancher and two others were struck by lightning today while working on the ranch. A hospital treatment is underway for the injured, and power outages affected the area briefly as crews respond.
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Wabatia
Nghining
Naval Squadron Off on Long Hop To Hawaii Base
Nav al squadron sails from San Diego toward Hawaii in a long hop flight route of 2,670 miles aboard 105 officers and men in 1940s era planes. The plan is to fly in formation offshore then proceed to Honolulu with contingencies for emergency support if needed.
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Federal cash grants approved for Montana relief program
Federal officials approve 427 553 in cash grants for Montana relief work to aid old age dependent children and aid to the needy during the quarter. Payments average about 18 4 dollars per person with varying amounts for dependents and blind. Distribution allocates funds to dependent children and needy blind across several counties.
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Federm Savial Areuiity Board
Biltet
Slonkina Celtel
Mt. Trandgard
Mantua Wpe
Blanchard
Old Law Keeps Treasury Power To Devalue Dollar
A 1896 treasury gold purchase under a broad law is cited as preserving Treasury power to devalue the dollar. The report notes the act authorizes the secretary to buy gold in any form the public offers and hints at its continuing relevance.
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Treasury
Washington
Dune
Former Montana man dies in Colorado after pneumonia
Denver reports the death of John F. Wall, 76, a Montana native once active in Colorado utilities, mining, investment and charity work. He previously ran the Poohio Alars tourneh in Montana and was a longtimeresident of the state before moving to Colorado, where five weeks of illness led to his passing.
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Upy
Johkn F. Wall
Colorado Uiililies
de Iver
Qiatdan
Montana
Stephon
Myoo
Onlin
Jersey Cow Bears Triplet Calves on Ranch Mystery
Flo Msn Calif June 27. A Jersey cow on Queen Mueller's ranch near Herr chewed cud calmly as two bull calves and one heifer calf were born. Joseph Schelber, ranch foreman, notes in 20 years of ranching he has never seen triplets from a cow, making this event the rarest in dairy history.
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Flo Msn
Calif
Filngen
Aueen Mualler
Herr
Joseph Schelber
Prevent Dumping of Big Surplus Foreign Silver
Washington June 27 AP Fearful of a flood of foreign silver after the Senate moved to halt government purchases, the treasury trimmed the price it pays for imported silver from 43 to 40 cents an ounce. London prices slipped toward 39 cents, while U S purchases remain at 64.86 cents per ounce. The House previously voted to pay 77.57 cents, but no final agreement exists with the Senate.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Treasury
London
Touate
O Connor Opposes Alliance Abroad in Debate
Rep OConnor argued the United States should avoid occupying or aligning with European powers. He warned against stepping into European disputes and urged staying out of foreign entanglements. He emphasized humility and caution in international dealings and criticized aggressive alliance plans.
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Washington
Connor
United States
Silver Vote Sparks Market Activity in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City June 27 Senate passage of a bill to raise the price of domestic silver sparked a wave of buying on the Salt Lake Stock Exchange today. Trading was broad and active, finishing with many issues up for the day as coverage expanded to 31 issues.
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Salt Lake Gay
Senate
Salt Lake City Stock Exchange
View Bigun
Neutrality Debate Opens in the House as Law Looms
Washington June 2 AP the long awaited House debate on the neutrality law began with lawmakers split over ending the embargo on arms shipments to belligerents. Leading Republicans clash with fellow Republicans over interventionist risk while Democratic leaders push rapid changes to curb combat operations and regulate shipping authority.
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New York
Foreign Affairs Committee
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